We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

I'm Emily Gisinski, Culture Editor here at the Federalist.

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Today, we're joined by Orrin Cass, he's the Executive Director of American Compass,

also the author of the great book, The Once and Future Worker, Orrin.

Welcome back.

Oh, thanks so much for having me back.

Of course.

And you're out with a new report.

It's called A Guide to College for All over at American Compass, which I thought was,

first of all, calling it college for all.

Maybe I've missed this.

It was something that I hadn't really put into words exactly what is so broken, but calling

it college for all are approached to the education system, college for all.

I think that just put it into a great perspective.

Is this a, is college for all, is this a, are a pre-existing category?

Or did you guys come up with that language?

I'm pretty sure we didn't come up with it.

I don't know.

I can't credit anyone in particular, my, my own sense is that in the sort of education

reform space and education policy generally, college for all is sort of the term that's

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